The action comes after units of SRE failed to pay 4.45 billion yuan (US$627 million) in debts, the company said in a Hong Kong filing.
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The dramatic decline of China’s innovative start-ups
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Starbucks should make a bold move in China to boost its business, Bank of America says
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Japanese firms scramble to ease worker anxiety after Shenzhen attack
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